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It's Okay To Be Angry And Have Righteous Anger
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Righteous anger is a powerful force that can drive positive change and ignite the flames of justice. It is an emotion fueled by moral indignation, born out of witnessing injustice or wrongdoing.
While some may view anger as negative or destructive, righteous anger serves a greater purpose - it motivates people to take action against evil and fight for what is right. Exactly like Jesus did.
So let your rage burn bright like the fire of the Holy Spirit! Let every act of injustice fuel your passion even further until you become an unstoppable force driving forward transformational shifts to bring the world around you back to God.
Referenced Verses:
John 2:15
Proverbs 19:11
Proverbs 18:19
Proverbs 16:18
James 1:14-15
Proverbs 25:22
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